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Topic: How YOU can see Borrelia Burgdorferi using common, low cost equipment.

wrotek
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http://www.lyme-diagnosis.org.uk/

awsome isn`t it ? what do u think

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SForsgren
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Not likely you will see much but try and then report back. Most will be in cyst form if you are on any treatment and thus you won't see ketes.

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Scott

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Starship Trooper
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quote:
Originally posted by SForsgren:
Not likely you will see much but try and then report back. Most will be in cyst form if you are on any treatment and thus you won't see ketes.

I know the guy who put the site up. In fact it was my equipment - I sold it to him because I don't have the time to carry any of this on.

Mark is on doxy and has been for nearly two years.

I believe that someone on a different thread mentioned about doctors all over Europe doing something similar. When I hook out the tread, I will post a link here as well as I think it is relevant.

Best,
ST.

Posts: 27 | From Mars | Registered: Jan 2006 | IP: Logged |

humanbeing
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If this poor guy was on doxy for two years, looks like it isn't working.

Lots of moving things on the video, are they all spiroketes? Are the circles cysts?

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Posts: 906 | From CT | Registered: Jan 2006 | IP: Logged |

wrotek
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The interesting thing has been told on conference http://www.ctlymedisease.org/ that 88% percent of tick which are uninfected bocome infected while feeding on infected human! THat is pretty strange if considering that it supposed to be so hard to culture from the blood [Smile]

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ChrisBtheLymie
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I am going to give this a go, and I will let you know what I see. I believe they are MUCH easier to see in the blood than we first thought.
You just need the right equipment.

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